Hold N Spin & AffPapa: Partnership Pages Stay Live After an ACMA Finding
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AffPapa’s Hold N Spin sponsorship & partnership articles remain live. Australia’s regulator recorded Hold N Spin as a prohibited interactive gambling service, but its public summary did not name the provider, so the responsible legal entity must not be guessed.
Evidence cut-off: 2 September 2026.
What AffPapa published or retained
The reviewed sources include AffPapa’s Hold N Spin sponsorship & partnership articles. Both remained accessible at the 2 September 2026 check.
What the authority did
Australia — ACMA: Hold N Spin appears in ACMA’s published outcomes under services that provided a prohibited interactive gambling service with an Australian-customer link. The public entry does not identify the provider; no company should be attributed without further evidence.
Chronology
- 2022: ACMA recorded Hold N Spin among services providing prohibited interactive gambling to Australian customers.
- January 2023: AffPapa announced Hold N Spin as an iGaming Club London sponsor.
- 8 March 2023: AffPapa announced its directory partnership with Hold N Spin.
- 2 September 2026: both AffPapa pages remained live.
The question this case raises
Which legal entity did AffPapa check? ACMA’s public entry names the service but not its provider, so the responsible company cannot be inferred.
Reply record
InfoBets’ record says AffPapa & the relevant brand were invited to reply by 20 August 2026, 17:00 CEST; none was received by the 2 September cut-off. Silence is not an admission.
Sources
Wider investigation: Levon Nikoghosyan & AffPapa’s verification claims · How the evidence was assessed. Send documentary corrections to contact@infobets.com.
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